Caldwell High School - Cougar Yearbook (Caldwell, ID)

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Foreword The time has come again for the Cougars, publication. We want to present to you who have just completed your first year, to you experienced sophomores, to our heirs the juniors, and to our brother and sister seniors, this album of memories. We hope that this annual will preserve forever the incidents of the '48-'49 year in C.H.S. It is our desire to give you a record of all these cherished remembrances so that you may never lose them in the passing of time. Let's see, it all started on August 30. Gee, the halls sure look big, said the freshmen. The rest of us had other words for it, but it all amounts to the same thing. Then after a few days we fall into the old routine. There's football practice and band practice, com- plete with marching. The games come and go, we have a play, and it's winter-What a winter! There are basketball games, boxing matches, another play, a concert, snowball fights, and finally there comes a change in the weather. Now it's that time of year when a young man's fancy turns to thoughts of baseball, track, and . . . yes . . . love! The days are warm and beautiful, gee, it's hard to stay in class! At noon we lie around on the lawn and soak up that wonderful sunshine. When are they going to open that pool! By this time we're having picnics, baseball games, track meets, but why can't we go swimming? What's that? It opens day after tomorrow? Ah! Now everything is perfect . . . until our semester exams, but look ahead, we're almost out of school. The yearbooks are out now and the halls are full of people sprawled around signing them. In class it takes more than one threat to make us close them. Five minutes till twelve o'clock noon, Wednesday the 17th, the last bell rings, we mop our brow, and hand in those last exam papers. Then it's outside on the lawn and down to Quasty's to have a coke and to sign more yearbooks. We've had Baccalaureate and this is it-the Commencement ceremony. The seniors sure look funny in those caps and gowns. What's that! Gee, something's running down her face . . . a tear! Now that I notice it, there are lots of suspicious sounding sniffles from the senior section. Stop! You're breaking my heart! BETTY AND DAVE

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Superintendent H, MAINE SHOUN I-I. Maine Shoun, holding the highest position as superintendent of Caldwell,s Pub- lic School System, is also business adminis- trator for the Board of Education. Mr. Shoun has devoted himself untiringly to advancing the educational facilities for the school system, in this growing commun- ity. He has shown an active interest in all school activities and is usually seen, enjoying with much enthusiasm, the sports and vari- ous other high school functions. Board 0 Education Members of the Board of Education are Walter Dix, Chairmang L. P. Remsberg, Vice-Chairmang Margaret Gipson, Clerk-Trcasurerg Mary I-Iammar, Marvin Henderson and Marvin Baker complete the Board as new members this year. Slumlmg-H. Maine Shoun, L. P, Remsberg, Marvin Baker, Marvin Henderson, W'alter -I. Dix. Seu1'wl-Mary Ham mar, Mar- garet Gipson.